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by decafbad 7y ago
I think I couldn't explain well. When we use ISP's DNS, we get a local IP address and a web-page at that address, explaining who blocked the site and why. But if I use Google's or Cloudflare's public DNS, the query won
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by decafbad 7y ago
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/proxy-switchyomega...
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by decafbad 7y ago
He has half of the country's full support. I can easily see that.
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by decafbad 7y ago
That's not the case anymore. They built an application level filter. For example, Wikipedia block was due to http header reading. https wasn't also a solution because of hand-shaking part. Even TOR can be blocked this way but it&#
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by decafbad 7y ago
It's an introduction to computers and programming course, for everybody in technical and vocational high schools.
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by decafbad 7y ago
C.A.R Hoare couldn't foresee consequences 55 years ago. That's a small mistake. We should blame language designers who didn't bother to handle the problem after it's been obvious.
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by decafbad 7y ago
The company will build a generic charging infrastructure in return to state support it gets. This way people can see advantages of electric vehicles. We expect a huge impact on fossil fuel dependency.
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by decafbad 7y ago
Fully homemade means money stays at home. No patents or any other licensed technology can be used to stop them.
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by decafbad 7y ago
If I use my live.com account, Windows sets system username automatically with first five letters of my first name. Then I see this stupid choice every time I open Windows console.
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by decafbad 7y ago
I thought there are backdoors already. This must be a diversion.
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by decafbad 7y ago
The page forces a very bad type of smooth scrolling with js.
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by decafbad 7y ago
I lost it at Sheldon-Norris primes.
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by decafbad 7y ago
Yes, it looks so. They will add a few syscalls that Docker needs to WSL and we will use it on Home Edition.
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by decafbad 7y ago
Tried?
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by decafbad 8y ago
"The light has a lot of delightful, simple little details that belie the amount of engineering behind them." ... A battery. ...
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by decafbad 8y ago
I'm guessing that's the point everyone should see. WASM is going to be the new bytecode that works everywhere. If that's not the reason of even Golang started to support Webassembly, I would love to hear your your conjecture.
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by decafbad 8y ago
s/2013/2016/
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by decafbad 8y ago
Why the heck Javascript?
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by decafbad 8y ago
You can't filter lack of oxygen.
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by decafbad 8y ago
Lisp programmers and Lisp braggers are distinct groups.
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by decafbad 8y ago
"Tail call optimization, which also implies tail recursion optimization" I thought those were exactly same thing.
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by decafbad 8y ago
How can they say that biomass is a form of zero-carbon energy?
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by decafbad 9y ago
Are we seeing the same page? https://i.imgur.com/LOOHFFz.png What's the point of making 'e's look very close to 'o's?
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by decafbad 9y ago
That's an awful font.
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by decafbad 9y ago
I remember this one: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/beyxJM_pM6jH8AKDU0ITxXn9W1... Not very old.
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by decafbad 9y ago
Rust and Kotlin destroy any previous claims about practical usages of Haskell.
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by decafbad 10y ago
It's a torrent file you damn ignorant politicians. Tell your favorite IT guys to block this : magnet:?xt=urn:btih:489b0cef1d7d49fe5ae2ae8cc2f0708b8286cbb3&dn=All+mail+Including+Spam+and+Trash.rar
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by decafbad 10y ago
Why would I care?
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by decafbad 11y ago
Turkish Patent Institute also explicitly states no software patents . Search for programs : http://www.tpe.gov.tr/TurkPatentEnstitusu/resources/temp/FCF...
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by decafbad 11y ago
Unfortunately, I can't say this is unexpected: http://breuleux.github.io/earl-grey/repl/

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